AriesWarlock

Diamond 2 is a fucking ultra sweat lord rank. I feel the fucking clasp from all sides. It's either Diamond 3/4/5's that are far more consistent than me or Plat 5's that are fucking HUNGRY. Shit is a tough. The more I play SF6 and get better with Lily the more I appreciate the game. When 6 first dropped something felt off. I wasn't sure if I would sweat it like I sweated 5 but now that I have a footing, it feels good to jump in and play. But now gimmicks that carried me this far aren't cutting it anymore and on top of that Lily is booboo tier. I still like Lily though. I've neve really been an archetype fighting game player and normally just go with whatever feels good in that game. I actually think Lily despite the memes is quite okay. Even though I wanna play Manon I actually think she'd have a harder time in some ways. I like how fucking stupid Lily can be and that's what makes it fun to boot up the game. 
 
I need to rock the SFV fan title just to really tilt fuckers because I haven't seen anyone rock that and I want people to feel bad for losing to a 16er.
 
This was beautiful lmao 

Is that the M3GAN version of Cammy?

$80 for a year subscription....Almost makes me look at and be like "...Do I need to play online that bad?"
 
Edit:  This is really starting to make me reevaluate some things here honestly because I'm thinking about what I actually play online on the PS5 and the answer is very little.   Yeah I'm playing SF6 now but I could easily just buy SF6 on Steam aaaaand...not have to pay $80 a year to play it with people AND I'd have access to the full base of people to play with.  Most of the games I have across PS4/PS5 have been singleplayer for the most part so the benefits of paying that much for someone like me isn't that beneficial.  They're making me actually start considering buying digital games on Steam just avoid having to pay $80 a year to play game that's free to play on another platform.  That's not really a good look.  Curious of what Xbox is going to do/not do in response to this.
 
Edit 2:
Thinking about it even more if the reason for the price hike is due to the "Free" games that they give out each month then it'd be nice if they'd create a lower tier that gave people the choice to cut those games out at a cheaper price.  I doubt that they're going to do that unless they get enough pushback.

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for September 2023 announced alongside 12-month subscription price increase
Saints Row, Black Desert, and Generation Zero.
 

 
The company also announced that starting September 6, the price of PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription plans will increase worldwide across all benefit plans. The new prices are as follows:
 
PlayStation Plus Essential 12-Month Subscription – $79.99 / €71.99 / £59.99 / ¥6,800 PlayStation Plus Extra 12-Month Subscription – $134.99 / €125.99 / £99.99 / ¥11,7000 PlayStation Plus Premium 12-Month Subscription- $159.99 / €151.99 / £119.99 / ¥13,900  
The new prices for the 12-Month subscription will remain at a discounted rate when compared to purchasing the one-month or three-month subscriptions over a 12-month period.
For current 12-month subscribers, this price increase will not take effect until your next renewal date that occurs on or after November 6. However, any membership changes you make on or after September 6, such as upgrades, downgrades, or buying additional time, will update your plan and reflect the new prices.

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for September 2023 announced alongside 12-month subscription price increase
Saints Row, Black Desert, and Generation Zero.
 

 
The company also announced that starting September 6, the price of PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription plans will increase worldwide across all benefit plans. The new prices are as follows:
 
PlayStation Plus Essential 12-Month Subscription – $79.99 / €71.99 / £59.99 / ¥6,800 PlayStation Plus Extra 12-Month Subscription – $134.99 / €125.99 / £99.99 / ¥11,7000 PlayStation Plus Premium 12-Month Subscription- $159.99 / €151.99 / £119.99 / ¥13,900  
The new prices for the 12-Month subscription will remain at a discounted rate when compared to purchasing the one-month or three-month subscriptions over a 12-month period.
For current 12-month subscribers, this price increase will not take effect until your next renewal date that occurs on or after November 6. However, any membership changes you make on or after September 6, such as upgrades, downgrades, or buying additional time, will update your plan and reflect the new prices.

I couldn't live so high above ground.
 
 

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for September 2023 announced alongside 12-month subscription price increase
Saints Row, Black Desert, and Generation Zero.
 

 
The company also announced that starting September 6, the price of PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription plans will increase worldwide across all benefit plans. The new prices are as follows:
 
PlayStation Plus Essential 12-Month Subscription – $79.99 / €71.99 / £59.99 / ¥6,800 PlayStation Plus Extra 12-Month Subscription – $134.99 / €125.99 / £99.99 / ¥11,7000 PlayStation Plus Premium 12-Month Subscription- $159.99 / €151.99 / £119.99 / ¥13,900  
The new prices for the 12-Month subscription will remain at a discounted rate when compared to purchasing the one-month or three-month subscriptions over a 12-month period.
For current 12-month subscribers, this price increase will not take effect until your next renewal date that occurs on or after November 6. However, any membership changes you make on or after September 6, such as upgrades, downgrades, or buying additional time, will update your plan and reflect the new prices.

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for September 2023 announced alongside 12-month subscription price increase
Saints Row, Black Desert, and Generation Zero.
 

 
The company also announced that starting September 6, the price of PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription plans will increase worldwide across all benefit plans. The new prices are as follows:
 
PlayStation Plus Essential 12-Month Subscription – $79.99 / €71.99 / £59.99 / ¥6,800 PlayStation Plus Extra 12-Month Subscription – $134.99 / €125.99 / £99.99 / ¥11,7000 PlayStation Plus Premium 12-Month Subscription- $159.99 / €151.99 / £119.99 / ¥13,900  
The new prices for the 12-Month subscription will remain at a discounted rate when compared to purchasing the one-month or three-month subscriptions over a 12-month period.
For current 12-month subscribers, this price increase will not take effect until your next renewal date that occurs on or after November 6. However, any membership changes you make on or after September 6, such as upgrades, downgrades, or buying additional time, will update your plan and reflect the new prices.

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for September 2023 announced alongside 12-month subscription price increase
Saints Row, Black Desert, and Generation Zero.
 

 
The company also announced that starting September 6, the price of PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription plans will increase worldwide across all benefit plans. The new prices are as follows:
 
PlayStation Plus Essential 12-Month Subscription – $79.99 / €71.99 / £59.99 / ¥6,800 PlayStation Plus Extra 12-Month Subscription – $134.99 / €125.99 / £99.99 / ¥11,7000 PlayStation Plus Premium 12-Month Subscription- $159.99 / €151.99 / £119.99 / ¥13,900  
The new prices for the 12-Month subscription will remain at a discounted rate when compared to purchasing the one-month or three-month subscriptions over a 12-month period.
For current 12-month subscribers, this price increase will not take effect until your next renewal date that occurs on or after November 6. However, any membership changes you make on or after September 6, such as upgrades, downgrades, or buying additional time, will update your plan and reflect the new prices.

@MillionXI think you might find this interesting. I haven't tried the banana cinnamon one, but I am not a fan of dates. Does it taste date-ly?
 
Also, on the app every Friday they size up a 20 oz smoothie to a 32 oz for no extra charge.

@AriesWarlock^oh yeah I had another banana cinnamon smoothie some days ago; I went big with the 32 oz. one that time.  I think there's vanilla in the mix as well if I recall.. it is mostly the banana and cinnamon that stands out in terms of the taste.  
 
I finally watched the clip of the police ramming thru the climate change blockade those people setup in the road... that was funnier than what I was expecting, actually.
 
In other news---typical thuggish shit in Chicago... apparently a local news crew was robbed at gunpoint while trying to do a report on crime.... of course.  I'm sure that clown-show chump-ass mayor would spin it in some way like "these are just young people that are bored; we need to get to the root cause" and all the usual rhetoric.

@MillionXI think you might find this interesting. I haven't tried the banana cinnamon one, but I am not a fan of dates. Does it taste date-ly?
 
Also, on the app every Friday they size up a 20 oz smoothie to a 32 oz for no extra charge.

Any person regardless of it being a woman or not, asking to look into your bank information on your first date/first meet is red flag mentality.

Well, she only wants to see if you are wealthy
The fang-ster lol

Dude sacrificed his friend
 
 

More Vivek funnies
Vivek Ramaswamy Hit With Cease and Desist From Eminem
Ramaswamy is known for using the song as his “walk out” music on the campaign trail and it’s generated some of the most viral moments from the 2024 candidates so far.
But according to TMZ, a letter obtained from Eminem’s liscencer, Broadcast Music Inc. asked the Ramaswamy campaign to stop using the artists songs immediately, effected August 23rd.
“BMI will consider any performance of the Eminem Works by the Vivek 2024 campaign from this date forward to be a material breach of the Agreement for which BMI reserves all rights and remedies with respect thereto,” the notice read.
As of Monday afternoon, the 2024 candidate has yet to address the letter publicly.
 
20-Year-Old Clip Of Ramaswamy Resurfaces In Which He Asks Presidential Candidate, ‘Why Should I Vote For the One With the Least Political Experience?’
A clip of 2024 presidential Vivek Ramaswamy asking then-2004 Democratic presidential candidate Al Sharpton surfaced online Monday in which the political upstart questioned Sharpton’s political experience, or lack thereof.
The clip is notable given that Ramaswamy, 38, is running for president despite having spent his entire career in the private sector.
During the October 27, 2003 edition of Hardball on MSNBC, host Chris Matthews moderated a town hall with Sharpton, who at the time was seeking the Democratic nomination. The moment was flagged by an obscure Twitter account with just five followers on Aug. 18, and it just started making the rounds on the platform Monday.
Just over seven minutes into the show, Ramaswamy, then 18 years old, asked Sharpton about his lack of government service:
 
7:18^
 

Well, she only wants to see if you are wealthy
The fang-ster lol

I had to look this up on video 😆
 

 
 

You are tagging the wrong Infernoman. It's @TheInfernoman
 
Happy birthday!
 
epilepsy warning
 

I had to look this up on video 😆
 

 
 

Someone did not pay attention during Science class